It is a very good concept to show examples of both what to do and what not do to. As a novice it becomes much easier to tune in to do it correctly, when you have an understanding of what happens when the temperature is to low/high or just right. Thanks for sharing and making it so clear.

This little video opens so many doors for alot of us who are just trying to learn. Thanks, George.

I have watched 5 of your videos and they are really informative. I build tattoo machine frames, and have been using a mig welder. The brazing is much more percise, but more difficult to master, but with your videos I'm feeling a lot more confident.

Anything you post on here is always helpful George. You haven't posted a video yet that didn't teach me something. Keep up the good work. Norm.

Thanks for the comment. Plan to follow this up next week.

Thanks again George. Always very informative. Waiting for the next instalment. Take care, Norm.

I want to thank you for all your videos, I haven't touched a torch in 30 years or did any copper work, you have inspired me to give it all a try, I can't afford to get your DVD's and copper sheets at the same time, so I go for the copper sheets and watch all your videos over and over, for valentines day I made a butterflies sculpture, she loved it and I have 3 people wanting me to make them one, I have no idea how to price it any help would be really appreciated, thank you again for inspiring me to take the step into a new place in my life.

Thanks Norm. I'll keep putting them up when I have something I think will help.

Thanks for your comment. If you are making your living or part of your living building Tattoo Frames check out the videos on the Henrob 2000. The flame on the Henrob is even more precise than a stand oxy/ace torch.

I've done very little cast iron repair. Tig welding with a Nickel rod sounds like a good way to get the job done.

okay great thanks for the reply on the info i will look it up.

Thank You I braze alot and enjoy your videos Looking forward for the next one Thanks Again

Working on the next installment. Let me know what would be the most helpful. Thanks, George

I use a small Victor Performer Oxy/Ace torch. I don't work with aluminium. Do a search for tinman tech. He does aluminum and he also sells a small Mecco torch which might be just right for what you want to do.

thanks for the videos you made they have been helpful for me. i have never brazed before but i want to start brazing together some mild steel or aluminum to make some parts for my remote control hobby. is there a specific type of torch you could recommend for me to use? thanks :)

Hi George, I really like your video series. Quick question, I was wondering if you have ever had the need to braze cast iron? I have repaired cast iron using the tig welding process with a nickle rod in the past.

I build my own bicycle frames from old bicycles When you have the time check them out Feel free to comment and Advice is always welcomed

Thanks George, though I could've used this a couple years ago! LOL

I'm just gathering information before I dive in. I use oxy acetylene to weld lead for my job but want to get into aluminium brazing with oxy acetylene. I don't want too go down the machine weld line like a twig welder,

when i brazing it is always explode, how to stop this? and what cause it? i am brazing a tube on a flat mild steel. thx

In the UK we have to pay 25 GBP a month to rent out oxy acetylene bottles on top of purchasing the gas, Can you use propane and oxy ?

What kind of b razing are you doing? Keep in touch.

I use a small Victor Performer Oxy/Ace torch. I don't work with aluminium. Do a search for tinman tech. He does aluminum and he also sells a small Mecco torch which might be just right for what you want to do.